Kinds of Sentences Declarative- One day in June I walked my dog. Interrogative- Have you unloaded the dishwasher? Imperative- Go clean your room. Exclamatory- Watch out for that truck! Correct A Run-On Sentence1. Make them into two sentences 2.add a conjunction word with a comma3. Take off some of the sentence 4. Create a compound sentenceExample:As me and my mom were walking through the store we saw one of my mom's friends in high school they ha a lot of fun together. Sentence StructureSimple- My mom went to the groceries store.Compound-My mom walked in the store, and bought flowers.Complex-My mom got mad even though they were three dollars. Compound/Complex- My mom liked them, since my dad was happy, but not too happy. Figurative LanguageSimile- That car is as colorful as a rainbow.Hyperbole- I'm so tired I could sleep for a year.Onomatopoeia- "OOHHHH!" The cowboy said.Metaphor- Your a horse.Alliteration- Slim the snake slurped slimy slushes.Personification- The snowflakes fought to get to land on the table. Writing StylesAbsolute- Eyes glowing, mouth watering we waited for the food to be done.Appositive- The, black big, truck recked into the little car.Adverb for Effect- "Time for dinner" my mom said loudly.Adjective beginning- Smiling, we waited to be let in the concert.Dash- The man's pants looked ugly-ugly pants.Speaker Tag- "I'm tired of waiting on you",my dad said closing the front door.Vivid V- I sprinted towards the bus.
Kinds of Sentences Declarative- One day in June I walked my dog. Interrogative- Have you unloaded the dishwasher? Imperative- Go clean your room. Exclamatory- Watch out for that truck!
Correct A Run-On Sentence1. Make them into two sentences 2.add a conjunction word with a comma3. Take off some of the sentence 4. Create a compound sentenceExample:As me and my mom were walking through the store we saw one of my mom's friends in high school they ha a lot of fun together.
Sentence StructureSimple- My mom went to the groceries store.Compound-My mom walked in the store, and bought flowers.Complex-My mom got mad even though they were three dollars.
Compound/Complex- My mom liked them, since my dad was happy, but not too happy.
Figurative LanguageSimile- That car is as colorful as a rainbow.Hyperbole- I'm so tired I could sleep for a year.Onomatopoeia- "OOHHHH!" The cowboy said.Metaphor- Your a horse.Alliteration- Slim the snake slurped slimy slushes.Personification- The snowflakes fought to get to land on the table.
Writing StylesAbsolute- Eyes glowing, mouth watering we waited for the food to be done.Appositive- The, black big, truck recked into the little car.Adverb for Effect- "Time for dinner" my mom said loudly.Adjective beginning- Smiling, we waited to be let in the concert.Dash- The man's pants looked ugly-ugly pants.Speaker Tag- "I'm tired of waiting on you",my dad said closing the front door.Vivid V- I sprinted towards the bus.